Pokemon Card Price Checker
Check any Pokemon card's current price free, right now, by typing its name or scanning it with the Double Holo app. Prices come from Double Holo market data and completed sales, not asking prices, and refresh daily. As of October 2026, the table below lists today's highest tracked prices.
Updated October 8, 2026 · refreshed daily
Double Holo's free Pokemon card price checker shows the 10 highest tracked Pokemon card prices, led by Ishihara GX (Pokemon Promo) at $24,200.00, as of October 20, 2026.
Prices come from Double Holo market data, refreshed daily.
Three ways to check a Pokemon card's price
Double Holo is built to be the best Pokemon card price checker available: prices come from Double Holo market data and completed sales, not a guess, and there is no single right way to look one up.
- 1. Type the card name. Search any card by name, set, or number on the Pokemon Card Value Checker and see its current raw and graded price in seconds, free.
- 2. Scan it with the app. Point your phone camera at the card in the Double Holo app, the same Pokemon card value scanner built into Double Holo, and get an instant price, no typing required. Get it free on the App Store or Google Play.
- 3. Look it up by set. Browse the full set directory to find a card's price alongside every other card from the same release.
The 10 highest Pokemon card prices today
These are the highest Pokemon card prices Double Holo is tracking today. Each card links to its full price page with raw and graded sale prices.
Prices as of October 20, 2026.
| # | Card | Set / number | Current price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ishihara GX | Pokemon Promo #TPCi01 | $24,200.00 |
| 2 | Mew Ex/SV-P | Pokemon Chinese Promo #3 | $13,500.00 |
| 3 | Charizard [No Rarity] | Pokemon Japanese Expansion Pack #6 | $13,456.96 |
| 4 | Charizard [1st Edition] | Pokemon Base Set #4 | $10,000.00 |
| 5 | Mewtwo [Gold Star] | Pokemon Holon Phantoms #103 | $9,200.00 |
| 6 | Charizard [Gold Star] | Pokemon Japanese Offense and Defense of the Furthest Ends #52 | $7,107.94 |
| 7 | Charizard [Reverse Holo] | Pokemon Legendary Collection #3 | $6,999.00 |
| 8 | Torchic [Gold Star] | Pokemon Team Rocket Returns #108 | $6,500.00 |
| 9 | Rayquaza | Pokemon Japanese Clash of the Blue Sky #67 | $6,480.00 |
| 10 | Rayquaza [1st Edition] | Pokemon Japanese Clash of the Blue Sky #67 | $6,285.92 |
The Pokemon card price checker app
The Double Holo app turns your phone into a Pokemon card price checker: scan a card and get its current raw and graded price in seconds, free to download.
Scan and price cards instantly in the Double Holo app
Use the price checker website, no download
Prefer a browser? The Pokemon Card Value Checker is the same price data as a website, no account or install required, from any device.
Open the price checker websiteHow Double Holo prices cards
Prices on Double Holo come from Double Holo market data and completed sales, not asking prices. For a graded card in a specific company and grade, Double Holo takes its most recent trusted sales, sets aside any that sit far off the group's typical price, and averages the rest with newer sales counting for more.
Raw near-mint prices follow their own daily sync, and graded prices are always tied to one company and grade, never blended across grades. Prices refresh every day, so the price you check stays close to what a card actually trades for.
Go deeper with premium analytics
Checking a price is free and always will be. For collectors who want more, a paid Double Holo plan adds price history charts, social sentiment, and grading ROI across PSA, BGS, CGC, and TAG, so you can decide what to grade before you submit.
See price history, sentiment, and grading ROIFrequently asked questions
Is the Pokemon card price checker free?
Yes. Double Holo's Pokemon card price checker is free to use: search any card by name to see its current market price, as many times as you like, with no account, sign-up, or payment required. Scanning a card in the Double Holo app is free too, with a free account.
How accurate are the prices?
Prices come from Double Holo market data and completed sales, not asking prices on major marketplaces. For a graded card, Double Holo averages its most recent trusted sales in that exact grade and sets aside clear outliers, and prices refresh every day.
Are graded card prices different from raw prices?
Yes. A raw, ungraded card and the same card in a PSA, BGS, CGC, or other professional grade are priced separately, since a graded holder can be worth several times the raw price. Each card page shows its raw near-mint value alongside its graded prices so you can compare both.
How often do the prices update?
Prices refresh daily. As new completed sales come in, the market value updates to reflect them, so a card that trades often shows recent activity rather than a stale number.
Is there a Pokemon card price checker app?
Yes. The Double Holo app lets you scan a card with your phone camera and see its price instantly, free to download on iOS and Android. The same prices are also available on the website, with no install required.
How is this different from the Pokemon Card Value Checker?
They share the same underlying prices. The Pokemon Card Value Checker is the full search tool, with ranked price tables and a search that leads to the price page for each card, where its raw and graded prices sit side by side. This price checker page adds a live top-10 list of the highest prices tracked right now. Use whichever entry point you prefer; they always agree, since both read the same Double Holo market data.
Can I check Japanese Pokemon card prices?
Yes. Double Holo tracks Japanese Pokemon cards alongside English, Korean, and other languages, each priced separately, since the same card can be worth very different amounts across languages.
What makes a Pokemon card valuable?
Condition, rarity, edition, grading, and demand all play a part. A rare card in top condition with a strong professional grade can be worth many times the same card played and raw. Double Holo's set guides break down which cards carry the most value in each Pokemon set.